[dagoofyfoot]

Saw the movie last night, and I agree there was something about it, (including) the villain that made me feel like I was watching a Batman movie.

I did think that Javier Bardem was probably the best actor in that movie, as he was truly creepy.


All in all I enjoyed it up to where Bond and M head to Skyfall. After that...Let's just say I wasn't too crazy about the ending.

[b cool]

I have been a huge Bond fan for many years. Dad and I found some excellent shared time together watching the movies...again and again.

I too, thought that the movie’s ending was not what I would have hoped for in the movie.

What I did enjoy about the ending though, was that it’s purpose appeared to be a set up to role the master spy back into it’s traditional role with M, Q, and Moneypenny. In the end, I think that they will move the Bond Franchise back to it’s roots in this fashion.

B Cool,

[pieceofthepuzzle]

I'm ready for a Bond film in which Bond tries to save the United States from a decades long world socialist plot involving Manchurian politicians, high-level international financial backing, and an insidious takeover of media, academics, and entertainment. All the while, he is pursued by multiple ‘agents’ sent to kill him by high-level socialists who have for years been infiltrated into top positions within the UK government. The movie could open with an attack against a UK or US ambassador and a coverup by the top levels of US and UK government, and include the use of blackmail and ‘honey traps’ to quiet opposition. But then, who would believe it?

[Mr. K]

Up until they went to Skyfall it was a great movie

it slowed down a bit after that but picked up again at the end